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FMRC TERRA Research Working Group<\/h4>\n

In June 2023, following the HRI event in London, A research group was created under FMRC impulsion, regarding the development and application of dynamized high dilutions to agroe-conomics and environment .<\/p>\n

Dynamized High Dilutions are the result of a physical process within the context of quantum mechanics, especially quantum electrodynamics, pertaining to the science of physics, its research, and methods.<\/p>\n

Historically, High Dilutions relate to the development scope of Homeopathy, originated by Samuel Hahnemann several centuries ago, however Dynamized High Dilutions as a process are intrinsically part of physics. Nevertheless, the TERRA Research Group maintains its loyalty to Hahnemann\u00b4s historic research but understands that scope and mission of its research both belong to the scientific corpus of physics.<\/p>\n

The focus of the further research to be performed by the TERRA will be to apply dynamized (high) dilutions to agroeconomics, the environment in general, the fauna and flora of nature, through quantifying the signals emitted by such dilutions by well-defined methods such as NMR, spectroscopy and others, as a manner to give plausibility to their effects on bio-resilience processes that lead to sustainable productivity.<\/p>\n

As a result of this further research, the quantification of the interface between diluted matter (dynamized dilutions), its emitting signals and the rich context of biology will be focused on, in order to develop and implement methods and products which will reduce the harmful impact of pesticides, improve and catalyze the results of fertilization, reduce the overall consumption of pure water in agro-economics and thereby also reduce the carbon footprint in this vital sector of the world\u00b4s overall economy and society.<\/p>\n

This statement represents the first summarizing White Paper developed by the TERRA Working Group under coordination of Prof. Leoni Bonamin and Dr. Pierre Dorfman.
One very promising project is done by Leonardo FAEDO at Coventry university. <\/a>
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DYNHOM<\/strong><\/a><\/h4>\n

In May 2017, a <\/span><\/span> DYNHOM <\/a>Conference <\/a> <\/a>  was held in Brussels, which presented the first work of this association, and whose main conclusions were as follows: <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n